US EditionNCAA Athletes’ Right to Privacy in the Digital Age
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NCAA Athletes’ Right to Privacy in the Digital Age
Big data has begun to transform student athletics. Approximately 80 percent of student athletes report that their team uses athlete biometric data (ABD) tracking technology, including fitness tracking bands and Apple Watches, to develop an edge over the competition. Over 50 of the top National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) basketball programs use tracking technology during games or practices. Given the widespread use of wearable technol…
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